Kharkhorin - description of the city:
Kharkhorin is city of Mongolia (OEvoerhangay).
The population of Kharkhorin: 8,977 people. Geographic coordinates of Kharkhorin: 47.19245 x 102.81349.
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Mongolia
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| International title |
Kharkhorin |
| Population |
8,977 people |
| Timezone |
Asia/Ulaanbaatar |
| State |
OEvoerhangay |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 47.19245 x Longitude: 102.81349 |
Photo Galery Kharkhorin
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#03: Places to see in Kharkhorin |
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#04: History and present of Kharkhorin |
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#05: Walks across Kharkhorin |
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#06: Places to visit in Kharkhorin |
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Places to visit in Kharkhorin
Famous Places
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Petit Palais
Country: Switzerland
Petit Palais Introduction
The Musee du Petit Palais is located in a gorgeous mansion that was created in the Second Empire in the early 1860s. The Petit Palais actually opened up in 1868, and it has a great collection of drawings, sculptures, and ...
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Sils
Country: Switzerland
Sils im Domleschg Introduction
Sils im Domleschg is located in the Hinterrhein district, and it is a municipality in the Graubunden Canton. It has a population of a little less than 900.
History
The municipality was first described in 1149, and ...
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St Gotthard Pass
Country: Switzerland
St. Gotthard Pass Overview
The St. Gotthard Pass, sometimes called the Gotthard Pass, is a very tall mountain pass in the country of Switzerland, between Goschenen in the Uri Canton and Airolo in the Ticino Canton, and it connects the Italian-spea ...
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Sandefjord
Country: Norway
Sandefjord is located in Vestfold county, in Norway. The municipality was established in January of 1838. The rural area of Sandar merged with the city in 1968. The city is well-known for the prosperous whaling industry and the rich Viking history. ...
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Outer Trondheimsfjorden
Country: Norway
Name
The fjord gets its name from Trondheim – but at first the fjord could have been Pround or Prond in the Old Norse language. That name would have been related to the verb proast, and that translates to “flourish” or “thr ...
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